Shuttle Buses For Sale
The only fleets not needing a shuttle bus already have one.
2018 Starcraft Ford E-450 26-passenger shuttle bus powered by a 6.8L V10 engine. Ready to work!
Walnut one owner rust free West Coast base 29 passenger F5 52,016 Grech Motors 106,000 miles
2026 Ford Transit Paratranist Wheel Chair Van
Affordable Luxury
Nice Affordable Shuttle
luxury corporate shuttle
2014 KSIR Ford E350 Shuttle Bus
Super Clean and easy to drive 13 passenger Ford E350 bus only 34k miles
one owner NorCal based Grech shuttle freightliner m2 38 passenger
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2024 Ford E-350 ADA Shuttle Bus
2023 Ford E450 Paratransit Bus
2025 Grech Ford F600 Shuttle Bus
Wow! 2025 F600 Grech GM 33 on the East coast and ready to go
Runs Strong & Looks Clean.
CNG buses will always win the contract over diesel coaches.
2006 Ford Escord Shuttle Bus
Beautiful White Corporate 15 passenger Shuttle Van I bought brand new (1 owner) runs LIKE NEW!!
More than a school bus
Touring at it's Finest!
Shuttle Bus Applications
Shuttle buses serve diverse transportation needs across many industries. Hotels and airports use them for guest transportation. Corporate campuses shuttle employees between buildings. Churches and religious organizations transport members to services and events. Tour operators use shuttle buses for city tours and attraction transfers. Understanding your specific application helps you choose the right shuttle bus configuration.
Shuttle Bus Configurations
Shuttle buses come in various configurations to meet different needs. Standard shuttle buses maximize seating with rows of forward-facing seats. Executive shuttles offer upgraded interiors with reclining seats and additional legroom. ADA-compliant shuttles include wheelchair lifts and securement areas. Luggage shuttle buses feature rear storage compartments for airport operations.
Tips for Buying a Shuttle Buses For Sale
- 1 Check the wheelchair lift operation if ADA-equipped
- 2 Verify DOT inspection history and compliance records
- 3 Inspect the front suspension components - shuttle buses make frequent stops
- 4 Test the HVAC system at full capacity - passenger comfort is critical
- 5 Look for buses with low floor heights for easy boarding
- 6 Consider future ADA requirements - many contracts require accessible vehicles